Watching Students Grow
Watching students transform from reserved shy little kiddos — to being an independent rider of 1,000lb animal, all with a smile on their face, is probably one of my favorite things about what I do!
Lovin’ on Buck
Just incase anyone was wondering how Buck is adjusting — he’s getting smothered with hugs and kisses all day everyday!!
Little Girls and Horses
Every horse deserves to be loved by a little girl at least once in their life!
Girl Scouts
These Girl Scouts definitely earned their horse badge! From brushing, saddling and riding the horses, to cleaning their stalls, these girls were determined to soak up as much information as possible! They learned everything from how many gallons a horse drinks a day, to the parts of the saddle and of the horse, all the…
Field Trip at the Ranch!
Our yearly Field Trip with Raquel’s Preschool bunch was a blast like usual!! The kids got to brush, ride and feed the horses, along with looking at the buffalo, picking raspberries to eat and petting all the kitty’s!! What a fun day with smiles all around!
BUCK IS BACK!!
BUCK IS BACK!! And…he is here to stay!! Savannah is thrilled to be his new owner! Buck is excited to be back too and can’t wait to start back up in Hoof Prints On The Heart Lesson Program this coming week!! Who’s excited???! A huge thank you to Dianne and Lyola, its crazy how…
Horse Lessons
“It’s not what you do for your students, but what you have taught them to do for themselves that will make them successful horseman.”
Horses teach you a lot, very little of it actually has to do with horses!
Sometimes I get bogged down with teaching the fundamentals of riding, but it’s lessons like these that remind me to take a step back and let the horse implement what the student needs most! Ride Quietly – Listen Softly – Love Completely
